so the royal navy has a set of regulatian instructions.you compare those he us navy produces in theto 1790s and then in the early we that about of the us instructions are exact atesplf things that come from the royal navy. so there's no question that the royal navy ia model for the us navy and. that's not just about regulations. there's also a customary practice is that are folded in from thek, from the royal navy into the us navy. we can see it very c the sources. so i'll stop talking about that and you can talk about one of you can talk about something else. so i'd say the that the royal navyhought about us navy in the run up to the war 1812 and at the beginning oe war, i hate to say, but they didn't think much about us at all because. they they were actually locked in this war for for as they thought of it, sort of the existence, western liberal civilization against napoleon. they were at this point 20 years, nearly the french revolutionary and napoleonic wars. and that was what had consumed essentially all their attention for the previ

there are royal navy ships at off coast of the united states.hey make port calls in america and port stephen decatur a conversation and even has dinner. the captain of the macedonia, which he later takes as the of the states, so they know each other and they're familiar with the fight the force, the fighting spirit, all of that stuff. but i do think that. re royal navy is not expecting much from the us noute frigate battat happened at the beginning of the war. it very quickly becomes evident that the royalav actually is the superior force and is very capable of locking the us navy into port and blockading the entire coast of the atlantic seaboard. so yeah, i think, they, they knew each other well and the royal navy was a little surprised at some of the successes. but then quickly its dominance. yeah, i think i'd like the second that that as i said before i the royal navy thouathy potential certainly had good ships had officers with wita sps dictator had shown. but i think as americans the greathe war of 1812 is it gives a little bit to everybody

the royal family is now planed with more controversy than ever before. we'll discuss these author romanticize royals and see if the facts align with the fairy tale. all right, let's get into the m o. the is a family whose story goes back hundreds of years and spans the world over the house of windsor is a story one for some there the beloved heroes of world history books. for others, there are the villains who oppressed and exploited nearly one 3rd of the planet. now loved them or hate them, there is no dispute that the late queen elizabeth clan, left an indelible mark on the world, shaping it to be what we know it as today. now, under the reign of king charles, the house is in turmoil. the freshly coordinated king rumored to be suffering from advanced pancreatic cancer with an unsubstantiated prognosis of just 2 years left to live. here to break it all down is a good friend of the show. this sean stone. sean is a filmmaker historian and author of the book, new world order, and you can learn more about shawn's work at shawn stone dot info. so shawn, let'

he is a royal. he came out of the royal womb. yeah. the royal womb.e royal than that. thank you for filling that in. they're getting lost, and if only this was a royal tour because it was an actual success. and if you can contrast it to kate and william's tour of the caribbean, was it last year, year before absolute disaster, pr disaster ? it was a royal pr disaster? it was a royal family own goal. horrendous. this has actually been a roaring success, so i bet the royal family would love to take a slew i >> -- >> who says 5mm >> who says if nothing has gone wrong? >> jerry , what amy means. >> jerry, what amy means. >> jerry, what amy means. >> well, that's a good thing, isn't it, but i mean, you know, if she was made of ice cream, she'd eat herself. i mean, that's, you know, the problem there , piers morgan was probably there, piers morgan was probably right. i think poor old harry is a very damaged young man. any young man who had to follow the coffin of his mother when you were 11 years old is going to be damaged. and we, you know, he's he's broken

the queen then basically banished andrew from all of these royal events. but his royal status has protected him from being served lawsuit papers from being expedited to the wes. his title has saved his hide from prosecution. if the royal family are mostly just figure heads, why are they seemingly above international law? well, they literally are mean sovereign immunity is exactly that. sovereign immunity. which means that really, you know, once you're a sovereign, you are above the loss because the laws are written for commenters. i mean that's, this is my fundamental problem with the nature of royalty. and in, in, in the old world capacity, you know, my mentality is like every human being should be regarded as, while by nature of the divinity, right? that's as part of the american constitutional conception or the declaration that we are created very much in the biblical sense. in the image of god, by the power of god, right? with certain inalienable rights. that's not a british conception. the british conception is, is very much rights taken from the king

royal charles rae. of course. royal correspondent, yes.stly for the enlarged prostate and then with the cancer diagnosis, and then almost immediately going back to public duties, making it very clear with a statement that he wanted to be doing as much as possible , with doing as much as possible, with his condition and everything, i think people just like that, the sense of duty they do, a sense of duty just calmly getting on with it and all of the noises coming out when you speak to people who have sources behind the scenes at buckingham palace , the scenes at buckingham palace, is that actually it's the aides that have been holding king charles back because they didn't want, understandably, any hiccups. >> so as he kind of announces himself on the public sphere, it would be quite devastating if he then, for whatever reason, had to, you know, come back on that. but but apparently he's been the one driving this forward and saying, look, i really want to keep doing this. so a year ago, gosh, what a what a year. it's been really just all rou

bury the body of the martyred president of the islamic republic of iran, ayatollah raisi, next to the royal court of the eighth imam shams al-shamos, peace be upon him. this morning, the people of diyar khavaran welcomed the beloved and popular president of the nation with great pomp and ceremony. the people of birjand , from the early hours of this morning, with their large presence in the streets leading to the path of preparing the bodies of the martyrs. they showed another manifestation of the unity and empathy of a nation in the appreciation of a popular and popular president , and the images that are from khorasan razavi, mashhad. holy is offered live and directly to your presence. it is related to the historical exodus of the people of mashhad from the president who was from the people, he was with the people and he sacrificed his life on the way to serve the same people. these days are bitter and painful days for the muslim nation of iran. people are shedding tears in the absence of the beloved president of islamic iran, and these tears are proof of a man who is one of the people an

we've reached the business end of the indian premier league and rajasthan royals have beaten royal challengersy for another play—off match which will decide who'll play kolkata knight riders in sunday's final. royal challengers started brightly, but no batter managed to build really big innings. virat kohli looked good before falling for 33. the royals were always in control of their run chase and west indies t20 captain rovman powell won the game with a straight six as they chased down their target of 173 with six balls to spare. royals will now play sunrisers hyderabad on friday for a place in the final. so disappointment for the royal challengers and their head coach. i think our guys have fought brilliantly over the last ten weeks to come back from our first half of the tournament, which was a great effort. i certainly would pay tribute to the captain and the team from the way they lead from the front, both as role models, as professional sports people, but also the way they played. a reminder of our top story, atalanta have ended bayer leverkusen�*s long unbeaten run to win the europa lea

plus is prince harry finally going to be stripped of his royal title ? stripped of his royal title?s sir keir starmer is trying to win over readers of the daily mail and rishi sunak hits back at a slur from labour. we'll bring you all the latest drama from the election campaign. reacting to the big stories until 11:00 pm, including tomorrow's papers, jasmine birtles , christopher jasmine birtles, christopher biggins and nina myskow a packed houn biggins and nina myskow a packed hour. those papers are coming. but first my take at ten. as rishi sunak and sir keir starmer battle it out for the top job in the country, they can only dream of the polling ratings enjoyed by queen camilla. a recent survey conducted by gb news brand new royal podcast, the royal record, reveals that camilla has over 82% support from gb news members for her performance as the king's spouse and the queen of the nation . and and the queen of the nation. and let's be honest, being married to charles is not the easiest gig- to charles is not the easiest gig. whilst a decent and good human being , gig. whilst a dec

he's royal by blood, but he didn't want to do royal duties.like a sort of mock royal tour ? a sort of mock royal tour? >> yes it is. »- >> yes it is. >> it's pretty nauseating. one too, because this is all part of promoting the brand. brand sussex. >> and of course the casualties and victims of their selfish touring is the british royal family and britain itself. >> i mean, this interferes in nigeria, a country which is a very important member of the commonwealth, by the sussexes , commonwealth, by the sussexes, who damned the commonwealth in their notorious netflix series, is really quite yet another milestone in their intention to snub and to humiliate the british royal family in britain . british royal family in britain. >> and it's rather sad, isn't it. well, i mean, they would argue this is part of. so they had their archewell foundation and this is one of the charities thatis and this is one of the charities that is a beneficiary for the foundation, although i didn't think that much money had sort of that the accounts on that foundation

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the statement we received from them when the late queen took took away their royal patronages and royalservice is universal. now friends of sussex's says that was very much in the context of all the charity work that they do. critics of the sussexes said that it was a bit of a disrespect to the late queen and a bit bitter. but yesterday's statement, as i said, incredibly diplomatic, incredibly warm, suggesting to me prince harry does want to mend the relationship with his family here, but his focus very much will be on the invictus games here. it's been ten years in the making of really trying to help wounded veterans from across the world, really. he, of course, himself served two tours of afghanistan, and he wrote in his memoir, spare , when he was being memoir, spare, when he was being taken out of deployment in afghanistan , when he was on the afghanistan, when he was on the same plane as the coffin of a danish soldier and three wounded british veterans. and it's that moment that stayed with him, which inspired him having vince the warrior games in the united states to create the in

the royal commission will be setup.respect of this, like any other potential civil or criminal offence that will be involved in various agencies and if this is to be a mandatory scheme, there will be form of sanction if you do not take part in it, but there will also be, if you are unable to take part in the scheme because you are unwell or whatever, there will be no sanction in respect to that. if you are fit and healthy and able to make a contribution to your wider community, i have faith in young people will take that opportunity. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. hello. it's a bank holiday monday of sunshine and showers, but as we go through the afternoon the heaviest, most persistent showers are likely to be across eastern scotland. you can see rather threatening—looking skies in edinburgh just a few hours ago. this has been the shower distribution so far today. most frequent showers across the far north. fewer showers, but most of those out to the west, but some of them are starting to push

are they still cashing in on the royal family and the royal name?ve of this trip is to appear like they are still on the level of the real working royals . as you said a few royals. as you said a few minutes ago, they've become a joke in the states specifically, but also in the uk. and they need to improve their image for the sussex brand as a whole, you know, i mean, it was, you know, despite being stripped of his military titles, mark, by the late queen elizabeth, prince harry in nigeria was seen inspecting the troops . this is inspecting the troops. this is odd. he's not a working member of the royal family. that's something he would have done ten years ago. and to quote the daily beast, they say the king is never going to endorse a hostile rival royal operation. and i think that that is exactly what we see with harry and meghan and the objective, again, is to monetise off of those connections , can we talk about connections, can we talk about the king's remarkable sister , the king's remarkable sister, princess anne, who i consider a chip off th

do too much with the royals, is going to play the royal card. the king and his advisers have seen for all this what it really is, this trip to london for saint paups this trip to london for saint paul's and the trip to nigeria is all about picking up the brand, boosting the brand which is, after all, suffering terribly . perhaps she'll take terribly. perhaps she'll take some strawberry jam with her to castit some strawberry jam with her to cast it out to the locals . but cast it out to the locals. but the key is here that harry was desperate for a photo opportunity with the king. so when he gets to nigeria, he can say, i come as a member of the royal family and the king denied him that opportunity. rightly so. >> very interesting. we always think of charles as being a bit of a softie . is this a sign that of a softie. is this a sign that he's actually toughening up? >> i think it's a sign that he realises finally that with the sussexes he's on a losing card. he can only suffer because he made a terrible mistake giving their children titles. he's

when you're planning all these royal - planning all these royal engagements, you cannot necessarily planautiful weather here. it hasn't been for much of the last couple of months, to so to go to cornwall when it looks that gorgeous is lovely. you had the first visit there of the day. let's go to the second one, this is what are the most famous beachesin this is what are the most famous beaches in cornwall, a gorgeous beaches in cornwall, a gorgeous beachin beaches in cornwall, a gorgeous beach in newquay. i don't think there was much deep conversation going on, but he obviously, as you were saying there, he is now the duke of cornwall, so part of that role is meeting the people and going out and talking and seeing cornwall and that is exactly what he has been doing today, having a lovely time. i don't know if we have the pictures, but at some point he did play beach volleyball on fistral beach, so essentially he was chatting to the people who make it work, so members of the lifeguard, the people who keep people safe on fistral beach, it is a really famous surf beach in cornwall. yes, the

four royal mothers and their babies, all born in 1964.s a thank you to their doctor. it's one of a number of unseen royal photos from the family archive. alongside informal pictures are more contemporary images, including from the wedding of the prince and princess of wales. there is one picture which i discussed with them which i hoped we might do. i call it the tumble. we had three minutes to do it, but three minutes isn't very long to take a portrait. and the reason i mention that is because all the expressions and all the movements and all the positions are very spontaneous. some images are displayed as contact sheets. others have the photographers' notes and annotations attached. these are proofs from the 1953 coronation, taken by photographer cecil beaton. the exhibition has been in the planning for ten years. tell us why you like this image of the late queen so much? we have a very stark, pale background. and also, she's not wearing any of her traditional royal trappings such as tiaras or importantjewellery. she comes through as re

it was a private visit by two, royal personages . visit by two, royal personages. magic of monarchy, because nigeria has been independent since 1960, it's been a republic since 1960, it's been a republic since 1963. and yet the connection with the crown , and connection with the crown, and through the crown and the commonwealth, with the king and the royal family still sprinkles a little bit of stardust on the most populous country, in africa. usually it's in the it's in the news because of the soaring crime rate and the terrible rate of murders that there is in lagos, which vies with them with johannesburg for the unwelcome distinction of being the murder capital of africa. but all of that was forgotten as we saw at the pair. and there they were in all their loveliness in nigeria. so yes, they're enjoying it and maybe they're enjoying it and maybe they're enjoying it and maybe they're enjoying the boost of having their royal status celebrated in the way it was. >> yes, absolutely . and what an >> yes, absolutely. and what an interesting time as well. nigeria, the

, if they do another so—called royal toun they do another so—called royal tour, hopefully the king will is a gb news member, says i would love king charles and harry to be close again . and harry to be close again. it's not going to happen so i'm finished with it. concentrate on the royal family that we have here. don't report on those two. i'll get some more of your opinions. very shortly. but folks, it is time now for more on this. in the company of the queen of american showbiz and royal reporting kinsey schofield. hey kinsey, great to see you, first of all, your reaction to my take at ten, although i find , meghan markle although i find, meghan markle an impressive person, i think she's the worst thing that could have happened to prince harry. what's your view? >> i mean, i think he would disagree with you because she gave him two beautiful babies in the long run, i do believe he's going to regret the way that everything unfolded. but you have two beautiful boys . you have two beautiful boys. you know how much that those those children mean to you and how they changed your life. and

family including the princess royal family including the princess royal, the duchess of edinburgh and duties. talking of the princess royal, there was gossip in one newspaper today that she's apparently keen to put on her dancing shoes. one of the professional dancers on strictly come dancing revealed that the king's sister wants to appear on the show. may we see strictly superfan princess anne foxtrot her way into the strictly ballroom? well, i'm joined now by the author of charles the third, the inside story and daily mail journalist robert hardman. robert, this is very encouraging. news about the king. isn't it? >> it's very good news, jacob. i was outside the macmillan cancer centre at ucl university college london hospital today and he he looked very hale and hearty as he went in. and i think he looked even he looked utterly happy and content as he came out because i think he feels no one's pretending that, you know, he's out of the woods. i mean, it's absolutely clear he's still undergoing treatment. but i mean, the point he wanted to make today was that, you know, you're not al

the royal family are amon: flight. the royal family are among those _ flight.oyal family are l among those who pay tribute flight. the royal family are - among those who pay tribute to squadron leader mark long, adding to the outpouring of love and support for many of those who admired his flying skills at airshows across the country. the raf says an investigation is under way into what caused the crash. and that their thoughts remain with mark's family and friends. philip norton, bbc news, raf coningsby. as kenya struggles with rising violent crime, bbc africa eye's elijah kanyi has been following one former criminal as he tries to persuade men to turn in their illegal firearms. violent robberies increased over 20% last year, devastating the lives of many ordinary kenyans. it's estimated that there are three quarters of a million firearms in civilian hands in kenya, more than the army and police combined. if you arejoining us, it's 9:40 am. what would make someone pick up a gun to steal a $20 phone? how do people get into crime? i can tell you, i got into crim

so, i met royal _ what you can tell us so far. - what you can tell us so far. so, i met royal festival hall, - what you can tell us so far. so, i met royal festival hall, where l what you can tell us so far. so, i i met royal festival hall, where the show is under way. it got going about two hours ago and a lot of the big wins have already been announced. jasminejobson was the first for best supporting actress for her role in top boy he. she was in tears and thanking her costars. matthew mcfadden won best supporting actor for his role as tom in secession. he was there himself, but helena bonham carter excepted it on his behalf. there were also wins for the likes of strickler come dancing and also rob beckett and romesh ranganathen accepted and wore themselves as hosts. there was also waiting for squidge and game the challenge. —— a squid game. that won best live event at the your vision and casualty won best soap. we expect flo ella benjamin to receive a bafta fellowship. lorraine kelly is receiving a special orders award, commemo

in royal mail carriers, i mean, really exactly.ean, but the serious point is that ed davey allowed this privatisation to go through under , vince cable, it's through under, vince cable, it's been a mess. it's been a disaster. it's been more strife in royal mail since it's been privatised . privatised. >> i've been working that well or else they want to privatised it in the first place. >> well, it was working out well, actually. it was given money back to the government that you used to invest in schools. it was a bit of a it's a, you know, privatisation is a bit like flares isn't it? everyone wore them and no one wants to remember they wore them. and now privatisation. we've got a possibility of thames water getting nationalised by the government. £15 billion. i think it's going to cost. and they're still pumping sewage into the. so privatisation is an idea at a time has passed really. and royal mail is a real example of a disaster that needs to be taken back into public ownership at some point. >> do you agree with that, kevin? >

, how to be a royal. >> and yeah, all the sussexes do they want to be royals or do they want to be royalslf the trappings, but without all the kind of responsibilities. but yeah, i mean william's doing it exactly right, isn't he. and he loves tresco, which is one of the isles down there. and he used to go visit. i know it's beautiful . go visit. i know it's beautiful. he used to go there as a child i think so, yeah. he's back. he's back down there. >> it's just very sad on a human level as well, isn't it? these two brothers who obviously went through a lot growing up, obviously can't stand the sight of each other right now, and it's just really sad. >> well, it goes beyond the brothers. >> i mean, we are told from some of the papers this morning that the king didn't have time in his schedule to see his son because he was actually meeting david beckham for a private meeting. >> who would you choose? i mean, i know who i saw about priorities, but, you know, you surely. >> i mean, it's sad pop in as well. >> i reckon that it was very. >> i reckon that it was very. >> harry and becks are pals

not a royal tour., are private individuals here, aren't they? cameron >> yeah. tom, i think if you've beenin >> yeah. tom, i think if you've been in the coma for the last four years and saw the coverage around harry meghan's trip to nigeria , you'd be forgiven if nigeria, you'd be forgiven if you were mistaken in thinking that the two of them were still working members of the royal family . but of course they are family. but of course they are not. but on the surface it is playing out very much like a royal tour they visited this morning , a school for a mental morning, a school for a mental health summit. we see meghan and harry on the stage there speaking to schoolchildren before they spoke to these older children. they also went to a kindergarten class who danced and sung for them. they were given wooden beads to put around their necks as well. meghan revealed that lily, their daughter's favourite class in school , is daughter's favourite class in school, is dancing and singing, so all of that sound

royal blue and white of ipswich. royal blue as well. look like you to have. >> no.he occasion actually. >> but yeah. there you go. sensational. yesterday they look theyit sensational. yesterday they look they it was in their hands. they had to beat huddersfield town who were all but relegated apart from barring a freak mathematical, you know, run in their favour. but they won two nil. it's not always easy. and when the pressure's on, when you've not been in the premier league for 22 years as well. one of the goal scorers, george hirst, thrilled for him to get to the premier league. his father, david hirst, played for sheffield wednesday, suffered a horrific injury in his premier league period back in the 90s and never really got back to his absolute best, so i'm hoping his son can do the business there. kieran mckenna, the manager we mentioned yesterday, 37 years old, links with manchester united. he served as number two to jose mourinho. he served as number two to jose to ole gunnar solskjaer. more recent, more recently he took over ipswich even when they were 12th

some people are saying it's like a fake royal tour or a faux royal tour . faux royal tour. >> yeah, ofu know, they're cosplaying how to be royal and it's also a fashion show, as far as i can tell. there's there was one event where meghan changed halfway through the event. she just rushed off to a side door to change. and she's wearing outfits that cost, you know, 2 or £3000 in nigeria where, you know, there's a lot of poverty. the whole thing is , i mean, just the whole thing is, i mean, just a farce, but at least it's given us some laughs because that clip of them staring straight ahead dunng of them staring straight ahead during the national anthem is just hilarious. and the other bit that you slightly cut the clip off before meghan went on when she was wearing the red dress. she goes on to, in a roundabout way, describe how she knows she's nigerian nigerian because she's beautiful and powerful. and so it goes on to compliment herself. it's such a good clip. you have to play it later in the show. >> yeah, we'll try and find that. it was it was absurd and laughable. it was, you know,

it's a fake royal toun what a sham. it's a fake royal tour.le the cage of king charles and william. and i'm so sorry. she described this tour as so meaningful and so really focus on the real things that matter to us. i mean, they were entertaining and for three days they had dancing, polo . so, all they had dancing, polo. so, all they had dancing, polo. so, all the works, no mention at all of the works, no mention at all of the horrific human rights issues that go on in nigeria. the horrific human rights issues that go on in nigeria . the, you that go on in nigeria. the, you know, the child brides, the poverty. it's 43, of that country is below poverty. and there she is in all her different dramatic outfits, costing thousands and thousands of pounds, totally not reading the room, oblivious or and oblivious. and i just think they're laughing stocks. i'll tell you why they did this tour. they did it for photo opportunities for a pr stunt. and sadly, to rattle the cage of king charles. and i think it's really awful what they've done . really awfu

in the family, his mother's family, but not the royal family. in the last few minutes, he had a quick walk about then left st paul's. the world's oceans have broken temperature records every day over the past year because of climate change. also coming up on the world today — the olympic flame sails into the french port of marseille via boat, ahead of the start of the paris games injuly. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. i'm a i'm a mcveigh. we begin here in the uk — where another conservative mp has defected to labour the second in less than two weeks. natalie elphicke, the mp for dover, said the conservatives under rishi sunak "have become a byword for incompetence and division". she made the movejust minutes before the prime minister faced mps in the commons at prime minister's questions for the first time since suffering heavy defeats in local elections in england. here's our political editor chris mason. natalie elphicke, shoulder—to—shoulder with the prime minister when rishi sunak invited reporters t

you can see the streets leading to the royal court of the 8th imam shams and shams of imam reza, peace be upon him, which is prohibited from the grateful people who escort the pure body of the martyred president of their country to the funeral next to the royal court of the 8th imam this morning in south khorasan province. he gave a historic farewell to the holy bodies of the martyrs of the helicopter accident in the province. eastern baijan and in the next few hours, we are witnessing the burial of the pure body of the martyrs in the royal court of the imam. eighth, mr. engineer chamran, a very important point and matter that has always been very colorful in the eyes of mr. dr. raisi is that the path of service continues and all officials in any position and at any time should be gold for the country and the people. what we are witnessing today is the lack of a popular president who put service to the people at the top of his agenda . what should be the path of service after him? i am reminded of the imam's words after the martyrdom of the noble martyr rajaee as our first martyred pre

the male royal exclusive. the king receives a major vote of confidence tomorrow, with news that the majority of britons believe he is doing a very good job. a landmark poll to mark the first anniversary of charles's coronation also shows a strong increase in support for the monarchy in the last 12 months. oh dear folks, here we go again . new months. oh dear folks, here we go again. new rain a months. oh dear folks, here we go again . new rain a bombshell go again. new rain a bombshell neighbour to the police . i will neighbour to the police. i will tell the court that she was a landlady. that's a political scandal that won't go away . scandal that won't go away. sunday express next. and look at this free inside souvenir of historic year, an eight page pullout celebrating a year since the king's coronation and also we are doomed. lame duck pm loses tory stronghold party in panic as labour snatches top mayor job. rishi sunak's election mayorjob. rishi sunak's election woes deepened tonight after he suffered a h

he has a meeting with the royals.now, he's giving an interview, on american television. and the king and the fragile state that he will be in at the moment with cancer treatment, does not need that. so i don't think refusing to meet him, shows that he hasn't forgiven harry. it shows quite straightforwardly. he doesn't trust harry, and he doesn't trust harry, and he doesn't want that pass on that. and i don't find it odd if he offered harry, a place in a royal residence somewhere. for the very simple reason that this harry was over here because of the invictus games, which shine like a beacon in his life as a very, very worthwhile thing . one very, very worthwhile thing. one of the few worthwhile things he's done other than fight for his country , and, so, of course, his country, and, so, of course, you know . the royalty would you know. the royalty would support that, but a personal meeting which could then be all over the airwaves in the states, you know, one day later. no, thanks. i think the king was right . right.

we're going to be speaking to a whole host of royal experts. good news for the king, though, as we await this gun salute live from green park in the royal popularity polls because his popularity and that of the monarchy has gone up, which is, i think , a good thing,

and, you know, royal services. and, you know, royal mail is a uk institution. a critical part of the uk's infrastructure future. so of course we're worried about it and we need to understand more about what it all means , but can about what it all means, but can i also say that we are also so, not supported the current royal mail group ball. and one of the reasons this has happened is because it is a failure of privatisation. and we may disagree about that , andrew, but disagree about that, andrew, but that's the reality of it. you can't say what you're saying and not acknowledge that it's been a failure, and that boards a report yesterday was also not true. so the reason royal mail is vulnerable to such a bid is because it's been grossly mismanaged by the current board , mismanaged by the current board, something that we've talked about on your show , on other about on your show, on other shows, and for them to come out and say that it's all down to, on this occasion , a government on this occasion, a government that hadn't introduced reform on the us for year

can we speak to cameron walker , our royal cameron walker, our royal correspondent, cameron, thank you for joining us, lots of talk about how prince harry has been snubbed. not once , but twice from his own not once, but twice from his own father . father. >> yeah, it is a bit of a problem for the duke of sussex, emily, isn't it? of course, prince harry is going to want the focus very much to be on the invictus games today, celebrating ten years of supporting wounded veterans in a paralympic style competition, as he said, service of thanksgiving happening in saint paul's cathedral this afternoon. but unfortunately , a lot of the unfortunately, a lot of the headunes unfortunately, a lot of the headlines this morning is the fact that king charles, his father , is too busy to see him father, is too busy to see him and in fact, buckingham palace in the last hour has announced a new engagements for his majesty the king. tomorrow as colonel in chief of the royal engineers. a spokesperson for prince harry told me yesterday that in response to the many inquiries and continued speculation on wh

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